Local or contractor licensing
Mississippi electrician licensing
Mississippi has no statewide journeyman electrician license. The state licenses contractors, and some cities, such as Southaven, license electricians.
At a glance
- Governing body
- Mississippi State Board of Contractors
- Journeyman credential
- Local licenses
- Apprentice credential
- None statewide
- Journeyman experience
- Set by city
- Classroom
- Set locally
- Exam
- Local (often ICC)
Apprentice or trainee
- Mississippi has no statewide apprentice license. Southaven, for example, issues a $20 apprentice license.
Journeyman
- No statewide journeyman license.
- Southaven issues a journeyman license ($50) if you hold another jurisdiction's license or pass the ICC journeyman exam.
Where to apply
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Check the city or county where you work.
Local licensing offices
Large local programs in Mississippi. Other cities and counties may run their own.
Fees
Fees are set by each city or county.
Exam vendors often charge their own testing fee on top of state fees.
Reciprocity
Not applicable statewide.
Good to know
- The Board of Contractors licenses commercial and residential electrical contractors, with PSI exams. That is separate from any local card.
Official sources
Checked October 29, 2026. Rules and fees change by regulation; confirm with the board before you apply or pay.
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